What is P-value in hypothesis testing | P-Value Method Hypothesis Testing | P value in Statistics

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[@1980shati]

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[@ธนพลเสนานาม-จ5ข]

Okay, I already understood this after confusing for long time. Thank you

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[@RkakashKumar]

1st ans option 'c' 2nd ans option 'b' And 3rd will be 'true'

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Correct

[@AnkitKumar-i1f8b]

Wow, thanks a lot.. I understand everything in a single video.

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[@bhatkoul8326]

1 c 2 b 3 b cos the p-value is the probability of observing the data you have if the null hypothesis is true. Probability of rejecting H○ is significance value

[@aflatoon1]

amazing video . Thank you

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[@randomsurfer007]

In a two-tailed test shouldn't the p-value compare to alpha/2?

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Yes, in a two-tailed test, the p-value is compared to 𝛼/2 . For a common significance level of 𝛼=0.05, you would compare the p-value to 0.025 in each tail of the distribution to determine if the result is statistically significant.

[@khizarhayatkhan2296]

I think example 1 is solved in the end based on one tailed test as against the two tailed

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please watch the example again

[@haleylearn]

Thank you so much, its very helpful

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[@ummeist]

1. d 2. b 3. b

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Partially Correct Champ. Please try again 😊

[@sapnasharma0922]

Very nicely and easily explained 💯........ Thankyu

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[@shavetasethi317]

Did Example 1 show Vendor is right. ??

[@healthiswealth800]

Most simplified video Thanks

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[@mohammed-anasssbai6038]

Perfect! Thanks.

[@DigitalELearning]

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[@ethanhall917]

Hey man, great video but I'm pretty sure your p-value needs to be multiplied by 2 in example #1 because its a two tailed test and you only calculated one half of the p-value.

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Good point!

[@aniketjadhav8902]

i didnt understand ur doubt. It seems right. He is subtracting prob(z-score) which is all left portion of the dotted line from 1,

[@nayanakanthanavaratne312]

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[@PranshiNigam]

at 6:06 Q1 (c) Q2 (b) Q3 (b) false

[@ibrahimalabood7442]

Thanks

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[@setgakvincent9477]

Answers to the questions 1:C 2:B 3:A

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Correct Setgak Vincent😎

[@deDe-ez2ji]

P value is probability value

[@melomhuta73]

Easy to understand p value

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[@F4B5H0RT5]

It's 0.02118 after z calculation not 2.12 wahtever your answer came check it plz

[@anahn.]

I got 2.12 too though? check yours first maybe?

[@anahn.]

how did you even get that number

[@himanshimaurya9941]

It's because he has taken the wrong value of Z from the table it's coming out to be .3577

[@shortcuttricksfromsmile9124]

1.a,c 2.b 3.true

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[@amnaperveen-b1i]

1-b 2-b 3-b

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Partially Correct Champ. Please try again 😊

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Thank you sir,

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Nice

[@lindex8048]

c/b/a

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Partially Correct Champ. Please try again 😊

[@F4B5H0RT5]

Question no 2 calculate it your answer is wrong

[@auridajaved8673]

What is point probability ?

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Point probability refers to the probability of observing a specific, exact value in a continuous probability distribution. In continuous distributions, the probability of any single point is technically zero because the probability is spread over a range of values. Instead, probabilities are typically computed over intervals or ranges of values. Point probabilities are more relevant in discrete distributions, where the probability of each specific outcome can be non-zero.

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C,b, a

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[@askpioneer]

c,b,b

[@Kushagra-uk3oj]

Why P value only 0.05%%% ???????

[@24_kavishsharma13]

its a convention

[@DigitalELearning]

A p-value of 0.05 is commonly used as a threshold for statistical significance, representing a 5% risk of incorrectly rejecting the null hypothesis. It's a conventional choice, balancing Type I and Type II errors, but it's not a strict rule and can vary based on the context or field of study.

[@AP-vw1ph]

Is it in English? OK, statistic is international, but if so - explain in muted

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[@harshitsomani1717]

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[@hilee6109]

c/b/b

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